Washing/rinsing the underbody after beach driving
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Washing/rinsing the underbody after beach driving
I'm sure heaps of you here do this and would you share your tricks, tips or products you'd recommend to get it done properly after you've been salt beach driving.
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i would be very interested to know some tips also. living in florida thats about all the driving i get. I just pressure wash it like a billion times every time i take it out.
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Sand is kind of like cancer. Once you get it it just spreads it doesn't matter if it is a little pinch! By the time you get home your jeep is covered! In all seriousness though, when ever I hit sand I just try to keep my jeep washed day by day. When we go to South Padre Island I wash my vehicle every evening. The main thing is to wash the wheel assembly good and under the hood. That is where it will do the most damage! So take it to a do it your self wash and turn the tires back and forth and wash all of you stuff good. That is the best you can do.
Or just do like m mcan said and just set a sprinkler under it for a few hours!
Or just do like m mcan said and just set a sprinkler under it for a few hours!
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I'll go along with all the previous suggestions, but I would add the use of a product I purchase and use on my JetSkis. It's "SALT TERMINATOR". Sprays on with the use of a garden hose and kills the affects of salt.
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I usually soap up the undercarriage with the manual wash and run it through the automatic. Its pretty effective. The island wash right across the bridge to south padre is really nice btw